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Leslie Lazard2026-06-04 14:05:032026-06-04 14:07:52National Safety Month: Five hidden hazards
Weather ready: Be prepared for a thunderstorm
Thunderstorms can cause property damage, injury or death. Take these steps to protect your home and family.

Hurricane season is here
Hurricane season starts today, and scientists predict there could be 13 named storms, with six being hurricanes – two of which are predicted to be major hurricanes of Category 3 or higher.

Ninemile Point celebrates a decade of zero employee OSHA recordables and a legacy of looking out for one another
Day by day, that commitment strengthened — ultimately carrying Ninemile Point to an extraordinary milestone: ten years without an employee OSHA recordable and more than sixteen years without an employee lost time event.

Entergy Arkansas pauses recreational water releases amid severe drought conditions
Persistent drought conditions are prompting temporary changes to recreational water releases below Remmel Dam as Entergy Arkansas works to balance environmental needs and protect water resources for the long term.

Entergy New Orleans hosts storm drill to strengthen hurricane preparedness
Recently, Entergy New Orlean conducted our annual regional Metro Storm Drill, a comprehensive preparedness exercise designed to enhance coordination, improve operational response and reinforce safety protocols ahead of severe weather events.

Entergy expands storm response training ahead of the 2026 hurricane season
Preparing for severe weather is a year‑round priority. As part of our continuous focus on readiness, employees from across our four‑state service area recently participated in a system tropical weather exercise designed to strengthen our response to major weather events.

Hurricane season: Are you ready?
Hurricane season officially begins on June 1. However, the best time to prepare is before the season starts. Take these steps now to protect your household.

Powering partnerships through safety and education
Entergy Arkansas is strengthening its partnerships with local emergency responders through a new First Responders Appreciation and Education Initiative, designed to enhance collaboration while delivering critical electrical safety training.

Specialized “Bare-Hand” crew performs reliability upgrades for Entergy New Orleans
Entergy New Orleans is committed to delivering safe and reliable service through ongoing investments in transmission infrastructure that strengthens the electric grid and reduces the risk of outages.
April is National Safe Digging Month
April is National Safe Digging Month. If you're planning an outdoor project that involves digging, call 811 before you break ground.

Entergy Texas hosts state emergency management leaders to strengthen disaster response coordination
When disasters strike, coordination between utilities and emergency leaders are critical to rapid recovery. To strengthen preparedness across Southeast Texas, Entergy Texas hosted state and local emergency management leaders — including members of the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT), the Texas Military Department and Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) — at its Montgomery County Power Station for a day of collaboration and relationship building.

Know what’s below: Call 811 before digging
Stay safe by marking underground utility lines in advance

Entergy recognizes National Consumer Protection Week
Entergy is proud to celebrate National Consumer Protection Week, a Federal Trade Commission awareness campaign to help customers identify, report and avoid scams. Consumer fraud reports reached a record high – with over $12.5 billion in losses – in 2024, according to the FTC.

Get a sneak peek inside Grand Gulf Nuclear Station
Grand Gulf Nuclear Station, located in Port Gibson, Mississippi, is the largest single-unit nuclear power plant in the United States. For 40 years, this facility continues to power nearly one million homes across the region with approximately 1,500 megawatts of electricity.
